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Warrener Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

What does it mean: "you make my day"

I came across this phrase twice.
Once I helped a lady, she said "you make my day".
The other time I said a joke which made my friend laugh, and he said "This joke is too funny. You make my day".

What does it mean?
  

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Warrener I came across this phrase twice. Once I helped a lady, she said "you make my day". The other time I said a joke which made my friend laugh, and he said "This joke is too funny.

— Philip

  • Warrener I came across this phrase twice.
  • Once I helped a lady, she said "you make my day".
  • The other time I said a joke which made my friend laugh, and he said "This joke is too funny.
  • You make my day".
  • What does it mean?
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WarrenerI came across this phrase twice.
Once I helped a lady, she said "you make my day".
The other time I said a joke which made my friend laugh, and he said "This joke is too funny. You make my day".

What does it mean?
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Hi guys,

Unless you make a habit of helping/amusing these people, I'd expect 'You made my day' or 'You've made my day' rather than 'You make my day'.

Best wishes, Clive
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I ever heard two people chatting on TV like this:

One said: "You made me a day!"

The other said: "You made me a year!"
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Hi,

I even heard two people chatting on TV like this:

One said: "You made me a day!"

The other said: "You made me a year!"

I think what you heard was "You made my day!" and "You made my year!"

Clive
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